Canadian Hank of Commerce Neead Office
Fragmentary OCR lists banking terms and services with scattered phrases about savings rates branch network and loans. Mentions G V Holt Breese tables bar fixtures and various vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank of Commerce
Nead
Toronto
Canada
G. V. Holt
Newick
Balke - Collender
Seattle
Easiest Payments Brokerage Co
Northern Bank Ride
Elliott
Steam Coal Leen Society
Public Markets Corner Prices and Goods Listing
Retail stalls display a wide range of meat produce dairy and groceries with prices noted in the listing. Items include sirloin ground beef shoulder lamb pot roast bacon sardines cheese and butter with fresh fruits vegetables and pantry staples mentioned across multiple stalls and sections.
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Hequefort
Ile Ib
Virginia Bacon
Ife
Plan to Cut Local Improvement Notices Printing
Assistant Corporation Counsel Howard Hanson drafts ordinances to reduce printing of local improvement notices. The plan seeks an 8000 dollar annual saving to property owners, with about 15000 dollars currently spent yearly on notices under present arrangements.
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Howard Hanson
Orozco Escapes San Luis Potosi With 4000 Irregulars
Gen Pascual Orozco breaks prison at San Luis Potosi and flees with about 4000 irregular forces. He vows to persist in guerilla operations against the regular federal government and keep up resistance near El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Pascual Orozco
San Luis Potosi
Lecture on living forever at the Tivoli theatre
Prof Grammer presents a Sunday lecture at the Tivoli theatre on how to live forever. The talk begins at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammer
Tivoli Theatre
Capt. Robert Dollar Eyes Chinese Merchants Tour
Capt Robert Dollar, head of the Robert Dollar line, arrived in Seattle with plans to bring a delegation of Chinese merchants to the United States next year. He aims for a 10 000 mile tour to major U S cities and believes China trade will boost commerce. He notes business optimism and says merchants have borrowed the administrations watchful waiting motto while watching politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dollar
Seattle
Orient
United States
Dollar
China
Cops Arrest Them and Judge Frees Suspects in Dock Solicitation
Jurists clash over a city ordinance banning taxi representatives from soliciting trade on docks. Judge Humphries quashed a restraining order, leaving police free to arrest violators. Judge Gordon says the ordinance takes effect after 30 days and released three arrestees. Chief Griffiths claims it is in force now and orders arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphries
Frater
Gordon
Griffiths
Lucy Case Eyes County Clerk Run on Progressive Ticket
Will Mins Lucy R. Case executive secretary of the direct legislation committees with the Seven Sisters in charge run for county clerk on the progressive party line against the Sickela family on the Republican ticket The article notes strong progressive support for Case and suggests no Democratic candidate would be fielded if she enters the race.
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Will Mins
Lucy R. Case
Direct Legislation Committees
Seven Sisters
Sickela
Mise Case
City recalls bids for bonds to fund bridges and dam project
Chehalis July 18 The city council committee approved an ordinance to call bids on 289 600 dollars of bonds for the Ballard and Fremont bridges and fixed September 6 for bids on 950 000 dollars of Cedar river dam auxiliary steam plant and Firland hospital bonds. Prof C C Georgeson arrives to ship 50 head of Galloway cattle to Kodiak Island Alaska.
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Ballard
Fremont
Cedar River
Firland Hospital
Chehalis
C. C. Georgeson
Alaska
Kodiak Island
DIPS ARE HAVING A POTLATCH
Seattle residents report a spate of midnight robberies in Frink Park and surrounding areas. Deputy Sheriff R. A. Ide and Mrs Mins Nelile Carlson were robbed of jewelry. Harry Carson lost cash after a failed abduction attempt. Auto owner M. Healy’s car was stripped of tires and tools. several other victims reported cash and small valuables taken during nocturnal thefts. Police noted suspects fled with personal effects across multiple neighborhoods.
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Seattle
R. A. Ide
Mins Nelile Carlson
Frink Park
Ide
Harry Carson
Perrin
Marion
Harry
Healy
Av. N
J. Swanson
Bixth
Mise Helen Reinecke
Laschi Park
H. l. Wedener
Cherry
Columbia
B. M. Levine
Rosa Lodge
Alki Point
Fred W. Zepp
Interurban
Occidental Av
Washington Et
Hen setting on eggs debated by Togo Yatsumoto
A playful reader letter discusses whether a hen sits sets or sets on eggs. The piece, attributed to Togo Yatsumoto, riffs on language and testing readers with a joke about hatching eggs versus striking out with determination.
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Togo Yatsumoto
San Francisco Labor Leader Sentenced Man Travels to San Quentin
Eugene Clancy a San Francisco labor leader, who was indicted in Indianapolis a year ago and sentenced to six years, arrived today from Leavenworth Prison and began his transfer to San Quentin due to health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene Clancy
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
San Quentin
Removal of Woman's Guard in Auburn Death Case
Mrs. Raymond I. Kinkaid was not under guard in San Jose as District Attorney A E Clark withdrew the surveillance he had placed on her Auburn death case. Clark admitted doubts about the warrant and left, with her husband asserting officers departed without agreement and may drop the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Raymond I. Kinkaid
A. E. Clark
Placer County
Kathleen Bluett
Auburn
Clark
Mutiny on Komagata Maru as Hindus hold captain
In Vancouver a standoff with 352 Hindu migrants on the Komagata Maru leaves Captain Yamamoto a prisoner. Hindus refuse access to police, harbor, and immigration officials as officials plan to board. The Rainbow cruiser prepares to escort the ship beyond the three mile limit next week.
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Vancouver
B. C
Yamamoto
Komagata
Rainbow
Esquimalt
Fifteen Divorces Awarded and Other Local Items
Fifteen divorces awarded. Shipment of $100,000 Chisana gold bound for Seattle. Various church services, lectures, and remarks scheduled in Seattle and surrounding areas. Multiple deaths reported, coroner probes planned, and crime actions noted. Mayors attend Potlatch. street stands face ice cream ban. railways fined. national meetings announced.
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Seattle
Seymour
Fred Thortin
Cancee Church
J. K. Brown
Y. W. C. A. Vesper
Bessie Holmes
P. Davis
Pullman College
Kirkland Council Chamber
A. W. Beaven
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Baxter
Vancouver
Albee
Portland
A. A. Bachelder
Secretary Houston Action on Petition Urged Abolition of Olympic Monument
Secretary Houston declines to act on a petition from the Southwest Washington Development League and calls for abolition of the Olympic monument. Fear surrounds the schooner Ariel 140 days from Newcastle with coal for Kodiak, missing since she sailed. A congress bill seeks retirement of naval officers by examination rather than “pluck.” Charles Van Loan, writer, injured in an auto crash near San Bernardino, shows improvement. Strikers and guards at Fort Smith Arkansas clash in a pitched battle. three taverns are destroyed by fire and dynamite.
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Houston
Southwest Washington Development League
Ariel
Newcastle
Kodiak
Congress
Charles van Loan
San Bernardino
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Democratic picnic and races headline Wood land park event
A Wood land park political day features a race between a donkey and elephant and a bull moose to forecast the November election. The program includes a fat man’s race a ball game with Bill Merritt Capt Davies and Col Hawthorne among players.
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Woodland Park
Senate
Congress
Bill Merritt
Capt. Davies
Col. Hawthorne
Rough News Items From Chicago To New York
In Chicago Thomas Pantis the shoe shiner must buy George Geilis a $30 suit after using a whisk broom too vigorously over Geilis and tearing his coat. In Patchogue two women blocked Main Street to dodge a goat while a bull pup intervened and the goat chased the pup. In New York two boys caught in Madison Square Garden were released after pleading and later authorities found ropes indicating $2,000 worth of cups watches and stickpins were stolen through the roof.
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Chicago
Thomas Pantis
George Geilis
Geilis
Patchogue
L. l
Main Street
Quality OF Mercy
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Tbe
Toso
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
Yesler Way
Dans Tank Co
First Av. &. Elliott Retiair Junk
Meg Bitan
Lyon Main
Piamoxnn Machine
MFG
Seattia 4 Machinista
Ing & Storage Co
Madison
Liberty Fide
Benton- Herald Desk Co
ANS & G. Holcomb
BURKE
Fred P. Gorin
Hinckley Bik
Best A & Brooks
Grant Tucker
Globe Ridge
Wormen
Ity. Ester
Gen. Storage Co
S. Reahmon
Mike Cohan
Pike
Hoods Canal
Quileene
Wash
Swan Hansen
Muckeye
Schwabecher Dock
Hetted
Davie
Blackwell Urn. CO
Pacific Coast Purniture Co
Star Tiler
Fallow & Wright
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Beyeren
Miscellaneo
Bereen
Williams CC Sash and Doors
Firet
Avy & Sheati Clearing House
Moeloss
Westlake
Sais
Fathom
Cas
Mallacd
Eharvened
Union
Pulelrs
Trick & Pussie Co
Meyer-Tomer
Pinao Co
Siathav
Vine
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Pearson
Hans Maahket
Tweedays
Lowest Eee
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Emall
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Mack Cocker Epaniel
Franklin
Western Mtg. Co
W. Firth
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Merrick
Kansas
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
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Washington
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National
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Lyon
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Mfg. Co
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Te Lee
Wiese Basti
Emall Cannery
Aboet
Warith
Nuree
Seetal
Welaneblan
Kevanaceh
Pease Pentland
Fombinas
wererTy
Pine
Windsor
Lincoln High School
Kittinger & Care
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I7is
Pale All Hotels
Oxford
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Taree
Western
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University
Terme
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Med
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Joan
Reeus
Charlies W
Madison Et
Lake Washington
Dawson
Geattia
Woose
Weehington
P. C. Alberta
Pritish
Calmoun
Denny & Ewing Alaska
Eee Oro A Virtum CO
Heston Rik Real Batate Loank
Northern Bond and Mortgage Co
Betw Pike
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Boston
The
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North Loan
Skagit Valley
Mt Vernon
Ruawra
BO Sawyer, Jr
Seward
Todate Jewelg
Mtar Opp Llll
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Jos @ Thomas Co. Inc
Cherry Lake Burien
Vevel
Lake Hurten
Wryide
Lummard Company
Alaska Muttding Weaal Vweighis
Granite Palle
Bmachomish County
OLE Hanson & CO
Eiett
Kirk
N. P
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Burke & Perrars
Geattlie
Berk Neale
Empire
L. J. Marsh & CO
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Colman Bldg. M
Little Foultry Ranch
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Eney
Beattie
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Anderson
Madison Park Rock
Lewet
Port Gambia
Ole
Hanson & GO
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Juke
Dy Aeres Tivet Clase
Araded
Walter Carmichael
Yall City
Wael
Pacific Coast Mise Co
Tomate
Pheker Ealt
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Norsk
Ponto
U. S
Chines
Judge
Lucy Case
All
Togo
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Baker
Ore
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Atlanta
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Pasco
Colfax
London
Carlyle
Millain
Gen. Villa
San Francisco Exposition
John G. Tyrrell
California
Chas. W. Bryan
Wm. J
Alcock
Pacific Steam Navigation Co
Panama Canal
Constance Buell
Vivian Burnett
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Anne Burrows
Manchester
N. H
Charles Plumberg
Los Angeles
R. E. Lomax
A. B. Shaw
Birmingham
W. W. Fox
Atlanta, Ga
Ilinois Central Depot
Little Bob
Willie
Bob
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